The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-01
Personal and Society

Miss Foster and Miss Somers. of PHILADELPHIA,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Sewall
Rev. A. w. Mann will hold service for deaf
mutes, at Christ Church. at o'clock P. NJ, Dec
Miss jean SamselI of Ashland, O.. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. NJ w. Mansfield. on North New
Jersey street.
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Krag will give a tea
TO morrow evening in honor OF Dir. and Mrs.
Gusteve Schnull.
The engagement of Dir. John Dickson of the
Grand Opera-honse. and Miss Laura Rausch-
haupt. is announced.
Clara A. Walker and Robert Greeuawav, of
this city, were discharged from the Insane Hos
pital yesterday, cured
Mrs. E. T Giiland will return to her home
in New York on Monday, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs Danforth Brown.
DR.. ]. 81. johnson, coroner Of Marshal county.
has rendered his resignation to the Governor,
and it was accepted yesterday.
Mrs. j. A. Hanson has issued invitations for
dancing party, Wednesday evening, Dec. 7, at
her home on North Delaware street.
Cards are ont for the marriage of Miss Norris
Gregory to MIR. Albert A. Sellers which will
take place Dec. IA, at Mooresville
Miss Ella Black, of Terre Haute, who is visit
ing Miss Kate Cooper. will be the guest of Miss
week.
The statement that Frank Walker would go
to New York to engage in business proves to
have been incorrect. He will remain in Indian
anoiia.
Mr. and Mes. T. L. Sewall have issued invita-
tions for a reception on SATURDAY. evening for
their guests Miss Foster and Miss Somers, Of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles B. Pfad. of Chicago. who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. John W. Brown
ing and brother, Mr.. Harry Grassland returned
home last night.
Mr.. Charles and Miss Carrie Vaien enter
tanned : few friends, on Tuesday evening, with
q ''nev market in honor of Mr.. Nichols. of Spo-
kane Fails, w. T., and Miss LETTERS, Of Cincin-
natl
Rev. DR.. c. N. Sims. chancellor of Syracuse
University, with ms daughter Miss Ida, will
be in tue city to-day, from IL TO o'clock, the
guests of j. c. Yohp, No. 206 North Delaware
street
Rev. S T. Glet yesterday received a tele-
gram from g. Brown Goode, OF the Smithsonian
Institute, announcing the death from pneur no.
MIA, at Washington city, of f. c. Goode, brother
of Mrs. Giilet He died on Tuesday.
Judge A. C. Ayers is still suffering from
throat affection. and yesterday issued order
appointing Austin F. Denny special judge to
serve until his health improves. Mr.. Denny
assumed his position yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. May Jane Greenleaf, a resident of Indi-
anapolls since 1854 died yesterday morning. at
the family home. No 282 Hillside avenue. aged
eighty years. She was the wife OF the late Ed
ward Greenleaf and the mother of c. A Green
leaf
The numerous friends of Rev. Dr. Mcleod
will be rejoced to welcome their pastor back TO
service. He will conduct the prayer meeting to-
night In the Second church and will also be in
his pulpit next Sunday unless something
unforeseen prevents
Mrs. W. w. Scott and Miss Nettie Dietrichs
had charge of the miscellaneous programme,
yesterday afternoon, at the Matinee Musicale.
and The music rendered was selected from
operas. The piano quartet, Tampa Overture
was srtisucaiy given by Misses Bamberger aud
Dietrchs, Mrs Liliey and Mrs. Friedrich.